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May 6, 2020 All hands on deck Deans Doyle and Stubbs on the response of the Harvard scientific community COVID-19,
Mar 19, 2021 Less wind due to climate change won’t impact wind power generation in India and China There will still be enough wind energy to power the countries in the future Climate, Environment,
Sep 26, 2018 Shaking the swarm Researchers explore how bees collaborate to stabilize swarm clusters Applied Physics, Environment,
Nov 9, 2015 Markets for science Prediction markets can help identify research results that are too good to be true
Oct 20, 2015 Super-slick material makes steel better, stronger, cleaner Harvard researchers design most durable anti-fouling material to date Materials,
Jun 14, 2023 How prescribed burns could limit megafires in California, Oregon, and Washington Controlled fires in key areas could drastically reduce smoke exposure throughout entire western U.S. Climate,
Oct 14, 2020 Reviving cells after a heart attack Researchers unravel the healing mechanisms of extracellular vesicles and demonstrate their healing power on a heart-on-a-chip Bioengineering, Health / Medicine,
Jul 23, 2018 A 3-D model of a human heart ventricle Bioengineers build a scale model of a heart ventricle that beats, survives for months in the lab Bioengineering,
May 6, 2024 Expanding a lymph node, boosting a vaccine A biomaterial vaccine enhances and sustains lymph node expansion following vaccination, boosting anti-tumor immunity in an animal model Bioengineering,
Jul 27, 2015 Getting a grip New research rethinks how we grab and hold onto objects Electrical Engineering, Bioengineering,
